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Mark Gillispie
Associated Press
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Biden to Double Free COVID Tests, Add N95s to Fight Omicron
The federal government has a stockpile of more than 750 million N95 masks.
Operations
FirstEnergy Agrees to $306M Refund to Ohio Customers
For having collected significantly excessive profits.
Regulation
Agreement Shows Ohio Utility Paid Regulator for Future Help
FirstEnergy said it paid Sam Randazzo $22 million over the years.
Operations
S. Korean Firm Ditches Ohio Petrochem Project
The project is seen as a potential economic savior for an Appalachian region that has long struggled economically.
Operations
'Cracker' Plant Moves Forward
The companies would receive a 15-year property tax exemption for the plant.
Regulation
Opioid Industry Presses for Settlement
The talks involve the distributors AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson, as well as drug makers Johnson & Johnson and Teva.
Operations
Court Denies Attempts to Stop Opioid Trial
The trial for Ohio's Summit and Cuyahoga counties is a closely watched bellwether that could lead to settlements of the suits.
Regulation
Attorneys Seek to Disqualify Opioid Judge
They say he has shown bias in his effort to obtain a multibillion-dollar global settlement.
Supply Chain
Opioid Shipments Ballooned as Crisis Grew
Companies distributed 8.4 billion hydrocodone and oxycodone pills to pharmacies in 2006, and 12.6 billion in 2012 - an increase of over 50 percent.
Operations
Ethane Revitalizes Appalachia?
A natural gas drilling byproduct could help a region still struggling from the loss of industrial and manufacturing jobs decades ago.
Operations
GM Assembly Plant Closing
There was a somber mood inside the plant, where more than 50 years of car manufacturing came to an end.
Operations
New Risks Lurk When Auto Plants Close
To deal with overcapacity, GM will either have to eat added costs, close one or more plants, or retool them.